To Lars, Dave Stromberg lives in SW WA. but keeps his cars near Bend. OR. He has (or did have) quite a few...His business name is Fat Fendered Relics. I once entered into an unfortunately vague agreement to buy a parts car from him. It was everything he said (he showed me pictures), so I agree he is an honest man. He also advertises trim restoration...not many people willing to tackle that. Neil Riddle (Mr Plymouth) is in my local chapter of the WPC Club. Since I am more interested in the finned beauties, I really havent ever even spoke to him, but he has been in business many years and is well liked in our club. Jim Harris is also in our club. He travels nationwide with his wife, selling and buying mostly memorabilia. He is the anchor for our club, as he is such a character. Completely self-effacing and always ready with a humorous story.... that is my two cents Roger (57 and 59 Ply) -----Original Message----- From: Dan Davids <ddavids@xxxxxxxxxx> To: L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Friday, August 14, 1998 1:04 PM Subject: Re: [FWDLK] Parts Vendors (again) >I run into Dave Stromberg at swap meets here in the Seattle area every couple of >years. I've bought some NOS/aftermarket (at-the-time) rubber trunk mats for > Valiants from him. >He has mostly stuff from the 30s and 40s and calls himself Fat Fendered > Classics, >or something like that. He's been personable and honest with me, but again, I > haven't >had extensive dealings with him and I was able to lay hands on exactly what I > was buying >right there on the spot. Haven't heard any bad stories. Don't know how helpful > he could >be with fin cars. Like I said, his focus is fat-fendered stuff. But he's > certainly worth a call. > > - Dan Davids >Seattle > >---------- >| From: Lars Larson 56 Plymouth <LARSPAINTR@xxxxxxx> >| never heard anyone talk of Dave Stromberg in what, WA?, or Neil Riddle? >| also note summers many smaller 'outfits' are on the road and very busy >| travelling and selling, often hard to reach. >| >| Lars > |